The trio of vintage Soviet cameras featured in this lot offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of Soviet-era photography: 1. 1955 USSR "KIEV-3" CYRILLIC CAMERA Produced in the mid-20th century, the Kiev-3 Cyrillic camera is a notable example of Soviet photographic technology. This particular model, dating back to 1955, features the distinctive Cyrillic script on its branding, reflecting its origins in the Soviet Union. Paired with the renowned Jupiter-8 lens with an aperture of f/2 and a focal length of 50mm, this camera delivers impressive image quality and versatility. 2. Soviet Contax Copy Kiev 4A Olympiad 1980 BLACK The Kiev 4A Olympiad 1980 Black is a special edition rangefinder camera commemorating the 1980 Summer Olympics held in Moscow, USSR. As a copy of the Contax camera, it inherits the design and functionality of its German counterpart while showcasing Soviet craftsmanship and innovation. Equipped with the Jupiter-8M lens, this camera offers photographers reliable performance and precise optics for capturing memorable moments. 3. Rare KIEV-5 35mm RF Camera The Kiev-5 is a rare gem among Soviet-era cameras, prized by collectors for its unique design and historical significance. This 35mm rangefinder camera is paired with the Jupiter-8 NB 2/50mm lens, renowned for its sharpness and clarity. With its sleek design and robust construction, the Kiev-5 represents the pinnacle of Soviet camera technology during its time. Collectors and photography enthusiasts alike will appreciate the opportunity to own these vintage Soviet cameras, each bearing its own story and contributing to the rich tapestry of photographic history. Whether for display or practical use, these cameras offer a window into a bygone era of photography and technological innovation.

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